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It hasn’t changed. Why you’re referring to falls under Information Assurance in their mission statement.
by jonnybgood 8y ago
It hasn’t changed. Why you’re referring to falls under Information Assurance in their mission statement.
- Kalium 8y agoExactly. It tends to not make the news, but it's all there still.
- jessaustin 8y agoIf we assume they're "there still", TFA seems to indicate that they could be doing a better job?
- Kalium 8y agoThe CIA has a tendency to do its own thing, and the NSA found the vulnerabilities. To my mind, this suggests that the NSA is competent at their job when allowed to do it. Further, the CIA could stand to benefit by allowing the specialists at the NSA to perform their function rather than trying to replicate it in-house. This is naught but my opinion, and I understand where others might differ in their reading of the situation presented to us.